Originally Posted by MarkS
Don't speed limits imply that bikes must have speedometers? Can they make that stick without also passing a law requiring bikes to have speedometers? Also, what is the variance? With cars you generally have to be 10 over before it gets enforced. And is police radar reliable at low speeds, since its probably designed for 25 and up.
All good points -- and reasons why maybe enforcement is not the best option for MUT's. That's why I like the idea of signs that say "Fast cyclists use road." It appeals to people's vanity.
Of course, a lot of people think that the whole reason for trails is to get cyclists off the road, so encouraging them to get on the road may not be popular!